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Illegal material had been stored on the servers of an organisation without its knowledge, from which it could presumably be downloaded by anyone who knew where to look.

Nvidia is doing this testing solo, with the aim of building its own contained, intelligent learning autonomous driving system — which it could presumably then add to the list of things it can supply to automakers looking for ready-to-drive systems from top-tier suppliers in the future, as an alternative to having to develop their own.

If Ghana bought more hybrid seeds, it could presumably achieve something closer to Brazilian yields.Why don't the laggards catch up?

Even if OpenBiome were to stop shipping stool to hospitals, it could presumably continue to operate as a resource for researchers.

Each fuel load costs about $65 million, although if it acts soon, it could presumably order a five-month load at a reduced price.

If the government did ever run into trouble paying back bondholders, it could presumably tap some of the country's immense oil resources.

As for Stubblefield, she grudgingly allows him to hang around the hotel — he owns it, after all, and could presumably sell it or kick her and the children out — but she keeps her distance.

If it were, he could presumably amend his contract with É.G.I. to permit them to sell reproductions on canvas.

An NQR mine detector that had to linger over each spot on the ground for minutes at a time would clearly be too slow, although it could still presumably prove useful in distinguishing mines from scrap metal.

This suggests that impaired neural processing of reward does not necessarily become the subject of conscious awareness, although it could still presumably influence behavior.

Should it go well, Mr. Bush could presumably claim that he restored democracy and peace to Iraq, in addition to removing a dangerous dictator.